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Generative AI in the Courtroom offers a groundbreaking look at how cutting-edge technology can transform the legal system. Co-authored by Aspire K Swaminathan, a serial entrepreneur and doctoral scholar in Generative AI, and Anita Thomas, a seasoned lawyer with over 30 years of practice, this book addresses one of the most pressing challenges in today’s judiciary—efficiency.
In a legal ecosystem often bogged down by delays and inefficiencies, this handbook provides a practical roadmap for integrating AI into courtrooms. From enhancing legal research to drafting documents and assisting judges in decision-making, the book explores real-world applications of AI to improve access to justice. It balances technical insight with ethical considerations, offering clear, actionable strategies for legal professionals at every level.
Whether you’re a lawyer, judge, policymaker, or simply curious about the future of law, this book provides a glimpse into how technology can modernize the judiciary and bring justice closer to those who need it most.
Aspire K Swaminathan, Anita Thomas
Aspire K Swaminathan is a visionary serial entrepreneur and business strategist, with over two decades of experience spanning various industries, including education, technology, governance, and political strategy. He has successfully launched and led multiple ventures, driven by his passion for innovation and his commitment to empowering others through knowledge and technology.
Anita Thomas is a highly respected lawyer with over 31 years of standing at the bar. Born on March 23, 1970, in Chennai to Late C. Jose Ukkur, a Senior Advocate, and Irene Jose, a homemaker, Anita followed in her father’s footsteps, carrying forward his legacy in law. She completed her schooling at Good Shepherd Convent, Chennai, and went on to obtain her Bachelor of Law from Madras Law College (now Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College). She also holds an M.A. in Public Administration from Madras University.
